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. 2022 Dec 30;20(1):694. doi: 10.3390/ijerph20010694

Table 5.

The effect of relocation type on the community resilience of relocated households in the case of PAR.

Variables Low-Level Community Resilience High-Level Community Resilience
Coef. Std. Wald Coef. Std. Wald
Relocation type
Poverty alleviation 1.366 ** 0.686 3.960 −0.122 ** 0.438 0.000
Project-induced 1.840 *** 0.744 6.101 −1.271 *** 0.705 3.240
Disaster-related 1.504 *** 0.663 5.153 −0.004 ** 0.410 0.090
Other reasons 2.482 *** 0.705 12.390 −0.489 *** 0.511 0.922
household size −0.175 *** 0.081 4.666 0.078 *** 0.080 0.960
Income diversification −1.591 *** 0.514 9.548 1.480 *** 0.443 11.156
Net income per capita −0.159 ** 0.103 2.372 0.266 *** 0.094 8.066
Age of household head −0.075 ** 0.093 0.656 0.286 ** 0.117 5.905
Knowledge of relocation policies −0.003 0.010 0.084 0.015 ** 0.011 1.850
Possibility of loan −0.003 0.001 7.784 0.000 *** 0.000 0.185
Monthly communication cost of household members −0.131 ** 0.117 1.254 0.067 ** 0.108 0.384
Constant 0.786 *** 1.253 0.397 −5.250 *** 1.353 15.054
Log-likelihood −422.274
Pseudo R2 0.132
Number of observations 459

Note: “relocation type” takes households relocated by ecological restoration as the reference group; **, *** indicate statistical significance at the level of 5%, and 1%, respectively.